1. The board of
trustees of a school district may offer any of the following program areas for
a program of career and technical education in a public high school, middle
school or junior high school:
(a) Agriculture
and natural resources, which may include the following courses of study:
(1) Agricultural business systems.
(2) Agricultural leadership, communication
and policy.
(3) Agricultural
mechanics technology.
(4) Animal
science.
(5)
Biotechnology.
(6) Environmental
management.
(7) Floriculture design
and management.
(8) Food science
technology.
(9) Landscape design
and management.
(10) Natural
resources and wildlife management.
(11) Ornamental horticulture greenhouse
management.
(12) Veterinary
science.
(b) Business
and marketing education, which may include the following courses of study:
(1) Accounting and finance.
(2) Administrative services.
(3) Business management.
(4) Entrepreneurship.
(5) Marketing.
(6) Sports and entertainment
marketing.
(c)
Education, hospitality and human services, which may include the following
courses of study:
(1) Baking and
pastry.
(2) Cosmetology.
(3) Culinary arts.
(4) Early childhood education.
(5) Family and consumer sciences.
(6) Foods and nutrition.
(7) Hospitality and tourism.
(8) Human development.
(9) Teaching and training.
(d) Health science and public
safety, which may include the following courses of study:
(1) Biomedical.
(2) Community health science.
(3) Criminal justice.
(4) Dental science.
(5) Emergency medical technician.
(6) Emergency telecommunications.
(7) Fire science.
(8) Forensic science.
(9) Health information management.
(10) Law enforcement.
(11) Medical assisting.
(12) Military science.
(13) Nursing assistant.
(14) Pharmacy practice.
(15) Respiratory science.
(16) Sports medicine.
(e) Information and media technologies, which
may include the following courses of study:
(1) Animation.
(2) Computer science.
(3) Cybersecurity.
(4) Digital game development.
(5) Fashion, textiles and design.
(6) Graphic design.
(7) Information technology for
networking.
(8) Information
technology for service and support.
(9) Interior design.
(10) Photography.
(11) Radio production.
(12) Theatre technology.
(13) Video production.
(14) Web design and development.
(f) Skilled and technical
sciences, which may include the following courses of study:
(1) Aerospace engineering.
(2) Architectural and civil
engineering.
(3) Architectural
design.
(4) Automation
technology.
(5) Automotive service
technician.
(6) Automotive
technology.
(7) Aviation
maintenance technician.
(8)
Aviation technology.
(9) Collision
repair technology.
(10)
Construction technology.
(11)
Diesel technology.
(12) Drafting
and design.
(13) Electrical
engineering.
(14) Electronic
technology.
(15) Energy
technologies.
(16) Environmental
engineering.
(17) Furniture and
cabinetmaking.
(18) Manufacturing
technologies.
(19) Mechanical
engineering.
(20) Mechanical
technology.
(21)
Metalworking.
(22) Welding
technology.
2. If the board of trustees of a school
district offers a program area set forth in subsection 1, the courses of study
which the board of trustees offers within that program area must comply with
the standards of program content and performance established by the State Board
of Education for that course of study if the State Board has established such
standards. A copy of any standards of content and performance that the State
Board has established for those courses of study are available on the website
maintained by the Department of Education at the Internet address
http://www.doe.nv.gov/CTE/
.
Added to
NAC by Bd. of Education by R087-12, eff. 11-1-2012; A by
R081-14, eff. 10/24/2014; A by
R066-15,
eff. 12/21/2015; A
by
R075-17AP,
eff. 2/27/2018
NRS
385.080,
385.114 and
388.360, as amended by section
10 of Senate Bill No. 301, chapter 115, Statutes of Nevada 2017, at page
503
